Michael's Filmography

2007: "I Like Mice" -- My First Paperless Animated Silent Color Test that launched "Michael Igafo-Te'o Film Productions"

2009: "The Time I... Realized My Brother was Different" -- My Own One-Shot Straight-to-HDTV Mini Short Film that My Sister and I did for The Disney Channel

2014: "Untitled Sad Toby Walk Cycle Screen Test" -- My First Traditionally Animated Screen Test which was scanned into my MacBook Pro laptop computer and colored in using "DigiCel FlipBook" software

2015-2016: "One Crazy Date to Roller Skate" My Debut 2D Animated Short Film that is only Tradigital Animated (I.E., rough animation "key drawings" are done "traditionally" using pencil and paper both the penciled background layout sketches and the penciled "rough key drawing" are then scanned into "Adobe Photoshop" for digital clean-up and digital correcting along with "digital background painting" and, in order to recreate "tradigital animation", the inbetweening is actually done by computer on "Adobe Flash" while doing "digital ink & paint" and "digital compositing" then the post-production editing is completed on "Adobe Premiere" software)

2016-2017: "Mike and Michelle's Bowling Date" -- a sequel to "One Crazy Date to Roller Skate" which will be animated using the same "tradigital animation" techniques originally employed in "One Crazy Date to Roller Skate" but, before the voice recording begins, the storyboard sketches will be drawn by computer using "Toon Boom Storyboard Pro" software after the script is made (then approved by Michael's mother) for "animator's sake"!

 

MICHAEL'S FAVORITE CLASSIC TRADITIONALLY ANIMATED DISNEY FILMS (1927-2009) ----

1927-1928 - The "Oswald the Lucky Rabbit" Cartoons - Before Mickey Mouse That Is!!

1928-1953, 1983-2013 - The Classic/Traditionally Animated "Mickey Mouse" Cartoons  (Starting with 1928's "Steamboat Willie")

1929-1939 - The "Silly Symphonies" Short Film Series (Before The Dawn of "Post-1939" One-Shot Disney Cartoons!!!)

1938-2013 - The Classic/Traditionally Animated One-Shot Disney Cartoons (outside the "Silly Symphonies" for art's sake!!!)

1937-1965 - The Classic/Traditionally Animated "Donald Duck" Cartoons

1938-1961, 2007 - The Classic/Traditionally Animated "Goofy" Cartoons

1937, 1950, 1955-1999, 2009 - My Favorite Classic/Traditionally Animated Disney Feature Films -- Before (and After) CG Animation That Is!!

 

MICHAEL'S OTHER FAVORITE ANIMATED FILMS ----

2005-2013 - My Favorite Contemporaty/CG Animated Disney Feature Films (Ranging from "Bolt and "Wreck-It Ralph" to "Big Hero 6" and "Zootopia" and "Moana" -- EXCEPT FOR "FROZEN"!!!!!!!!)

2007-2015 - "Phineas and Ferb" - Emmy Award-winning Disney Channel Original Animated Series

1964-1980 - The Classic "Pink Panther" Cartoons -- Produced by DePatie-Freleng Enterprises with distribution guarenteed by Mirsch Films and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and United Artists for "animator's sake"!!

2002-2007 - "Kim Possible" - The ORIGINAL New Disney Channel Original Animated Series since The Early 2000's!

2013-2014 - "Planes" Movie Series

1979, 1982, 1989, 1994-1999 - My Favorite Don Bluth Animated Classics (Including "Banjo the Woodpile Cat", "All Dogs go To Heaven" and, on the suggestions of my friend Andrew Steiner, "The Pebble and the Penguin")

1995-Today - My Favorite PIXAR Feature Films (Ranging from the "Toy Story" saga to "Inside Out")

2005-Today - "Madagascar" Movie Series - Produced by DreamWorks Animation SKG

1984-Today - My Favorite PIXAR Short Films -- Newly Rediscovered on January 2015 was 2005's "Jack-Jack Attack"!!!

1989-2011 - "Wallace and Gromit" Film Series - Produced by Aardman Animations and Nick Park since 1989!

2007-Current - "Shaun the Sheep" TV Series with matching clay animated feature entitled "Shaun the Sheep Movie"

2013-Today - The Contemporary/Paperless Animated "Mickey Mouse" Cartoons -- As Seen on The Disney Channel

1940-1957, 1961-1967, 2001, 2005 - The Classic/Traditionally Animated "Tom and Jerry" Cartoons

2014 -  The Contemporary/Flash Animated "Tom and Jerry" Cartoons

1949-2001 - My Favorite "Chuck Jones" Cartoons